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Originally Posted by crimsonchin
I'll share an insight with you guys that could be huge for some but is no secret to cash players. Think of hunlhe as a solvable game in which everything is about the mandatory blinds the two players post, and button raising being an attempt to steal the big blind. Think how a computer would solve this game, it would analyse every range in every spot and the right action against it. It would have a plan ready for every possible turn and river card. Obviously it would be betting extremely frequently and there would be a lot of spots where he starts betting a made hand for value and bluffs with it on a later street. Finally, it would have calculated an optimal betsize for every action, which depends on his ratio between bluffs and valuehands for the bet and obviously how the opponent reacts to sizing.
Dont you think there are far too many variables, even at stack depths of around 20BB, to be able to solve or estimate a gameplay for perfect "ranges",
dont you think that with this approach, your game becomes rather unexploitable then optimal.
dont you think, that most of your money you win just comes from regs still beeing a bit dumb and not scientific(theoretical background) enough and making too many theoretical mistakes yet?,
do you think that sometimes with this approach you end up taking thinner edges (for example preflop), you lose sometimes bigger edges ( for example on later streets), so you lose your advantage in some areas of the games (like gaining and evaluating quicker informations)
Do you think it might happen that with playing perfect ranges you miss spots for (i call them) creative plays and you become easier to play against/ more predictable.
Do you really think that with your level of play you are close to the top of the possible play?
Or might it be possible that a lot small things add up for even getting quite a bit better?
In which situations and on which streets do you think most regs mess up the most in making fundamental mistakes?
You seem to be very competetive, did you do any sports?
not a well about livb, but what was his favourit track discipline (my guess 800-1500m)
some questions you kind of answered already before to berndsen etc. so feel free not to answer some.
What was the most ******ed question I asked? (pls quote this)
thanks for your time